MCQ
The time period of the pendulum hanging from the roof of a stationary vehicle is T. When the car accelerates with uniform acceleration then the time period :
- Awill increase
- ✓will decrease
- Cwill be unaffected
- Dwill become infinite
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
will decrease
(B)
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